“What is this chair for? It was at a school.”
Answer: "This is a chair for children with disabilities, common in special education rooms. The straps help a child with poor muscle tone stay upright, and the pommel keeps a child’s legs from scissoring if they have high muscle tone. The tray in the background helps them stay upright by giving them somewhere to rest their arms and also allows them to do their schoolwork."
7
1.
Cilla 9 month s ago
#7 Looks like Absinthe spoons. Place a suger cube on them and hold it over a glass as you slowly pour Absinthe over the sugar cube, melting and mixing the sugar into the drink. Some would drink it straight, while others preferred to sweeten it this way.
0
2.
Nate 9 month s ago
#3 That's a torture chair. You wet the pads with water so they conduct electricity better when you hook the electrodes up to it and I'm not even go into detail about how they use the pommel between the legs.
2
3.
Kathryn 9 month s ago
Nate,
Like your explanation better.
Like your explanation better.
Like your explanation better.